I received a few private messages about this, so I'll summarize the
simple answer here.
I moved ~mailman/cgi-bin to ~mailman/anothername, changed all references
to this in the httpd.conf and also added a ScriptAlias for that path as
for the former /mailman/->~mailman/cgi-bin directive.
Seems t
Are there any hard-coded dependencies upon the ~mailman/cgi-bin struct.
John Dennis wrote:
>On Wed, 2005-07-13 at 14:42 -0400, Forrest Aldrich wrote:
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>>Right, exactly. But what' the best way to do this with Mailman.
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>Pick a new location of your chosing, move the cgi-bin dir
On Wed, 2005-07-13 at 14:42 -0400, Forrest Aldrich wrote:
> Right, exactly. But what' the best way to do this with Mailman.
Pick a new location of your chosing, move the cgi-bin directory to it,
then edit your httpd ScriptAlias entry for mailman.
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Right, exactly. But what' the best way to do this with Mailman.
Poster wrote:
>Forrest Aldrich said:
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>>I've been asked to change the path from ~mailman/cgi-bin to
>>~mailman/something-else, the claim being security (and avoiding skript
>>kiddies).Though, with the directory aliasing
Forrest Aldrich said:
> I've been asked to change the path from ~mailman/cgi-bin to
> ~mailman/something-else, the claim being security (and avoiding skript
> kiddies).Though, with the directory aliasing, I don't see where
> that
> makes a bit of difference.
I think what they're trying to avo
I've been asked to change the path from ~mailman/cgi-bin to
~mailman/something-else, the claim being security (and avoiding skript
kiddies).Though, with the directory aliasing, I don't see where that
makes a bit of difference.
In my application, the httpd.conf is "embedded" such that it's r
